Nannau in the 1990s (Exterior)

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall - Elizabeth I Stone on the Remains of the Tower. 31st January 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood. — Plas Nannau Hall – Elizabeth I Stone on the Remains of the Tower. 31st January 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall - Elizabeth I Stone on the Remains of the Tower. 31st January 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood. — Plas Nannau Hall – Elizabeth I Stone on the Remains of the Tower. 31st January 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall - 25th May 1999. Photo © Baron Westwood. — Plas Nannau Hall – 25th May 1999. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall - Elizabeth I Stone on the Remains of the Tower. 31st January 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood. — Plas Nannau Hall – Elizabeth I Stone on the Remains of the Tower. 31st January 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall (Rear Wall) 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

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